Toronto's King Street castle is no more and locals aren't happy about it | CBC News
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The Palace Arms Hotel, a 135-year-old heritage structure, has been demolished, prompting concerns from the local community regarding the city's commitment to heritage preservation. Although the hotel is set to be reconstructed using original materials, local resident Gene Threndyle questions whether enough was done to preserve it in its original form. The hotel was listed as a heritage property since 1984, making its demolition a contentious issue, especially for those who treasure its historical significance and contribution to community character.
The city faces criticism for not preserving the historic integrity of the Palace Arms Hotel, which was demolished despite its heritage listing. Neighbors express concern over civic oversight.
Gene Threndyle, a longtime resident, advocates for stronger city measures to protect heritage structures, emphasizing the need for a dedicated staff who invest in preservation efforts.
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